Raw Thoughts

Your body constantly speaks to you—are you listening? Damon kicks off this raw, unfiltered episode with a passionate plea for health advocacy, challenging the "rub some dirt on it" mentality that keeps too many people from seeking medical care. "Our body is a tool. Our body is an instrument," he reminds us, emphasizing that ignoring warning signs only leads to worse outcomes.

The conversation takes an unexpected turn as Damon recounts a disturbing discovery in his neighborhood—an empty coffin abandoned on a residential sidewalk. His outrage isn't just about the macabre object itself, but what it represents about our society's declining sense of community respect. "This just tells you how bad society has really gotten right now," he laments, pointing to how such disruptive acts affect entire neighborhoods.

Reckless driving becomes the next target of Damon's frustration as he calls out speeding drivers and street racers who endanger lives daily. With characteristic bluntness, he addresses a controversial Georgia home invasion case where parents are suing a homeowner who shot teenagers breaking into their house. Throughout it all, Damon delivers unvarnished truth through his personal lens—the kind of authentic perspective that's increasingly rare in today's carefully curated media landscape. Whether you agree with every point or not, his willingness to speak honestly about issues affecting our communities makes for compelling listening. Join us for our upcoming special on domestic violence, and continue the conversation about the topics that matter.

Chapters

• 0:27 DK and Tree Podcast Introduction
• 0:55 Health Advocacy Message
• 1:33 Coffin Incident Rant
• 3:01 Reckless Driving Concerns
• 4:22 Georgia Home Invasion Commentary
• 5:24 Episode Closing

Transcript

D.K : 0:27

Thank you, all right, all right, where is everybody at Good afternoon? Hey, it's a happy Saturday. Hey, the rain is gone and the sun is shining. It's your boy, damon, and I'm here with the DK and Tree podcast. I just came on to say hello, how's everybody doing? It's your boy, damon, and I'm here with the DK and Tree podcast. I just came on to say hello, how's everybody doing? I know we have a couple of shows that's coming up but, like I said, we're going to touch on this domestic violence show that's coming up real soon.

D.K : 0:55

But my main focus is for this, just for this is that, again, I've always been an advocate of health and if something is wrong with your body, go to the hospital, go get your doctor. This is what you pay insurance for, this is what you pay them for. It's to help you keep that body ticking, Keep that body going okay, because you get so many people out here that's broke down and they just don't go get this. Oh, I'm just rub some dirt on it and it'd be OK. No, it's not OK. Our body is a tool. Our body is an instrument. It tells us what's wrong, so we just have to follow up that Also, another thing I want to touch on real fast is this whole coffin incident that someone left at the end of a block where I live at.

D.K : 1:47

Let me explain something to you whoever did that bullshit, you need your ass whipped. You can drop the whole damn coffin at the end of a block, disrupting a whole neighborhood. Look, listen, I don't care what type of message you're trying to send to someone. Do that shit someplace else. No one wants to see that, okay. And when that story dropped and I got to see it and I'm like thank God there wasn't a body that was in there, because, again, this is sad and this just tells you how bad society has really gotten right now, because they're off the goddamn chain, they just people, just don't give a shit anymore. It's really really sad. And again, for you to draw a whole damn coffin, a whole damn coffin, on a sidewalk in a residential neighborhood, you need your ass whipped. Whoever you are, I mean severely whipped, as a matter of fact whip your ass and throw you in the coffin that you left there. Fuck you. That's just my opinion on that.

D.K : 2:54

Another thing I want to touch on because, remember, I always like touching on things that weighs on me and that's on my heart, on me and that's on my heart. Hey, you drivers out here, you really need to slow the hell down. Okay, all these instances out here where these people are out here driving on roads and they sitting there and first thing they say I'm in a hurry Wrong, damn answer. Wrong answer for you to say you're in a hurry. There's no reason for you to be going that goddamn fast. You cutting people off, you cutting in and out of traffic. Someone else has a crash because of your monkey ass. Slow your punk asses down and stop with the bullshit. Okay, all of us are trying to be safe on the roads and you jackasses are flying up and down the roads and your street racers also Blocking up goddamn intersections and blocking goddamn roads and people can't get to where they need to be Because you out here causing all this anarchy, because you feel as though, oh, this is just the right thing to do. No, no, take your punk ass to someplace else. You wouldn't do that shit in Georgia or Arkansas, because you know they ram your goddamn cars down there. So don't be doing that shit here, okay?

D.K : 4:12

Another thing I want to touch on this whole incident in Georgia where these three teens tried to break into someone's house and they shot at the home's house and their home. They shot at the homeowner and the homeowner shot back and unfortunately, all of them are alive. It's very unfortunate, it's a very sad situation. But my point is is this the parents are now trying to sue, trying to sue Let me say this again sue, trying to sue, let me say this again trying to sue the homeowner for your badass fucking kids out here and they're trying to break into someone else's damn house. You know something? The hell with you kids, okay, especially the bad ones, them bad ones.

D.K : 4:58

Y'all are ridiculous. It makes no sense. Again, parents, do better with your damn kids and keep them in the goddamn house instead of breaking into somebody's house at four o'clock in the goddamn morning. Now they're not here anymore. And now you're saying that the homeowner should be charged. No, your ass should be charged for having the little bad motherfuckers out there. But again, that's my two cents. I'm going to sign off here. Hey, again, thank you for tuning in to the DK and Tree podcast. Again, that domestic violence show is coming soon. I'll see you all in a few.